I'm slightly ambidextrous, but my right hand is dominant for things like writing and holding weapons. I can use both hands for some things, but for the most part I keep my left hand tucked away somewhere. But I can use both mandibles with equal efficiency, so I guess that makes up for it.

Capitalize and punctuate, THEN talk like you have better grammar.

I look down upon my enemies but can acknowledge a superior force when I'm fighting one.

I'll take my useless posts elsewhere then. Good day! >:c

I predict clover-themed attire and extra luck.

No, goats.

Zanerator

Skittles, washed down by Dr. Pepper.

I used to type in a specific accent for no real reason, and it changed every battle. For example, I'd use a Scotish accent in one battle, leave, then begin using a western accent. This went on for a few ranks.

The-Ninjabreadman

Sirron Kcuhc

Uhh... They didn't do anything?

No, that title goes to Lakia, the first animal in space. Or y'know, the highly-evolved insectoid from space.

Why did you smear peanut butter on your monitor?

Okay... I mean, I was just saying. This might be a lot for someone new to the game to take in.

That's why I learned both, because even with my multiple uvulas I couldn't pronounce a lot of things in French or Spanish. Galagan in and of itself is hard enough. >.>

I did it because everyone else did... :ph34r:

Who said you have to use it? I'm pretty sure most people keep both hands on the keyboard, and turning your turret is something you'll need to learn eventually. Maybe even the reason you tend to lose to other players, supplies or not.

Okay, and with both flags on the bottom...? It's designed to get to the bottom safely while the other players are all falling to their deaths.

Nope, just a surprisingly good combo for Madness. Jump off backwards and use Hammer to guide your descent.

What about a short message or text like in War Thunder? I'd love to have my motto written on my hull.